Beautiful, very old church with stunning stained glass windows and detailed stations of the cross…read more I grew up here, went to Saint Michael's school in the 70's, sang in the choir, got married here and visit every time I come back. Thankful they are still open. It's very peaceful inside.

Attended a first communion here recently. Parking is horrible because there is hardly any parking…read morearound the church. It's a large church but from the back very hard to see the priest or hear him. Beautiful church though. When it's time to accept the host, there is no order and people walk back the same way they came up to the alter. It was a mess. The first communion was nice, even after I couldn't hear a word from priest or see him. I'll bet most parishioners live in the neighborhood and just walk to the church. Big huge room downstairs with dated bathrooms.

Awesome Church, great team of people, great leaders, awesome style of Church. I recommend this to…read morepeople who want to dive deep into the word of God!

I enjoyed my visit with this congregation.. Im going back. Most churches i have visit outside my…read morechurch, i only attended once. It is a welcoming feeling.. And the word of God was genuinely spoken. Different ages, backgrounds and races.. All praising God together..under 1 roof. Give God the glory. Amen

This is the quintessential definition of a community church. It's has a congregation that is local…read morewith a twist of welcomed International flare. The hymnals are still put up the old fashion way wooden board and all. The tradition I loved the most was when Ryan the pastor asked the parishioners about pray request. This may seems like not a big deal to you but it truly is. Your asking your self Why?? This is not seen in most church's anymore. It had build a sense of trust and camaraderie with the family. That right I said family why because that you see when you walk in and its what you hear about when you talk to people that go there. It's a church family that is always looking to expand. As you walk in the front door your immediately overcome by the amazingly precious blue light waves. This blue holo comes from the floor-to-ceiling blue stain glass fills the church's space and warms you all as you walk in. It gives you a sense of blessing are coming your way. My daughter really had fun at the Sunday School she brought back a gift that she made for my wife and I. The school is taught by the Pastor's wife which I loved because is remained me when I went to Sunday daycare with my parents. If you bring your kids you will also find that you just don't drop them off as you walk in kids are actually welcomed to stay with the parents for the 1st scripture reading that comes from the old testament the Palm Sunday were visited. Surprisingly my daughter did not kick the benches in front of her or scream bad words (Miracles Can Happen) she was quit and sat there listening and then asked me questions about God while we were driving back home after service. This is the 1st time she has asked me a question about faith. MMC also has a lot of events going on. Check the website as its updated regularly. Look for Ryan's Blog it's a cool read. The music is traditional and very upbeat. There is a young girl who's name I don't know that has been truly blessed with the great talent of playing the piano. Makes me want to put my daughter in piano lessons and then have go on talent shows and win money.... We're was I?? The lead signer is named Chuck I believe. Chuck has a very cool voice country with a little bit of Massachusetts Twain and grit added. As he was signing you felt that love and passions he has. He not only sings but also plays the guitar with a very cool cross patch on his neck strap. I collect patches so I noticed. The Pastor Ryan him self is a great guy. He loves and is really proud of the church and his county. He unselfishly seats on a public seat to beautify the community in which he lives in and were the church is located. He also sings and plays a signal drum thing. Maybe called I Bongo I don't know. Here's the kicker for me Matthews Memorial Church is over 150 years old it's has a rich and unique history of being in Lowell, MA and then replanting I mean church building and pastor's house and all not just the location to Chelmsford, MA. The fact that this church has that much history may lead you to ponder if the Pastor is old maybe ancient and has been set in is ways of old outdated teachings and just boring. You would be complete wrong I mean wrong as........ lying to a pastor in church wrong or lying to a cop wrong about why you were speeding on I-95. Ryan is young fresh, full of energy and has a passion to not just spread but to truly understands and most importantly LIVING the Gospel day in and day out. He's a voice in the Community and a bold leader in the church and is not afraid to do things his way. Ryan him self is redefining what it means to lead service at MMC. He's open the door to give fellow church goers a chance to go up on the alter and read the Bible. He's brought a updated feel to this place all while keeping the rich history alive and respecting what former pastors laid out for him. After the service ended we might as well hear Sinatra's I did it my way. I'm sure Ryan may want to hear Diamond's Sweet Caroline instead. On a side note I love Sinatra's New York, New York!!!!

Just a fyi, that the Matthews Memorial Church recorded here is now the Chelmsford Bible Church…read more Same address (ie: 128 Gorham St, Chelmsford, MA) and same phone number (ie:​978.453.8732), The wesite is now: http://www.chelmsfordbiblechurch.com/ My good deed for the day is done.

Yes it's a Church an no I don't go to Church but went this night they have this show every year an…read moreit's a lot of fun. It's a Christmas Light show with music an lights an a big screen projected on the side of the building. They also pass out free got chocolate which is nice that they do this for the community. Thank you the everybody involved with making this happen it really is a pleasure to go to. Would recommend taking or going an bringing the family great place had a blast.

I am very disappointed it closed down, I had just found the church three weeks before. I love…read moreCalvary Chapel churches. In search of a new church now.

What can I say? We used to go here regularly a few years ago when we lived in Nashua. Awesome! Love…read morethe people here: we're still in touch with many of them. Love pastor Scott and his wife Maria. They're two of the most selfless people you'll ever meet. 5 stars: worth every one! They go verse by verse through the Bible and are a wonderful close-knit family.

After being away from the Catholic church for about 25 years, my husband and I are finally back. We…read moreboth grew up Catholic, but coming back as adults has been so meaningful. Father Patrick and everyone at St. André Bessette welcomed us with open arms. They did not judge us at all. Father Patrick helped us so much, and he helped us bring our marriage into the Church through the Sacrament of Matrimony. It was a beautiful and special day for us. If you want to come back to the church, or are looking for an engaged and faithful parish this is a wonderful church to come to.

I would like to give a wonderful review to all those at the immaculate conception Church. My…read morefather's service was yesterday. Everyone was so kind. So helpful. The services they offer are absolutely wonderful. God bless.

A beautiful church with plenty of room inside for a large wedding. There is always a steady flow of…read moreparishioners here for Mass on the weekends and during the week. The sound quality is clear with the music. Parking lot available around back. We are regular visitors to this Parish and were married in the church. Absolutely love this church.

The Star of the Sea Beach Chapel is located on Route 1A Southbound, parallel to the beach/ocean…read more The Beach Chapel has weekend mass during the summer months, generally from May 1 through October 1. Parking is off street and an issue during summer mass. If you think of arriving late to the Chapel, don't plan on it because there will be no place to park. Inside the Chapel, seats can fill quickly, so it is suggested to arrive early enough for a seat. Speaking of the seats/pews, they are not modern and very uncomfortable. The kneeler does not raise up and is bolted to the floor, so it becomes a common tripping hazard. The pews are more or less benches, and very uncomfortable. If you have difficulty kneeling or not comfortable with a small seat, you will be best to stand at the back of the Chapel. One warm days during the summer, the Chapel gets warm as well. There is no air conditioning, other than the ocean breeze. If you see a fan off, turn it on please. This Chapel is located in a good spot, just not enough parking for all the parishioners. Check the church website for the Seasonal and Off season schedule.